Winter is a difficult season to accommodate to in terms of beauty and fashion. Makeup tones are appropriately dark which can be difficult to wear without feeling extraordinarily pale or ghost-like. Too dark of foundation or blush can emphasis the fact that you need a spray tan and some UV rays. And lipstick colors are primarily dark purple or red, making it hard to envision spring and all the happy colors that come with it.
This Fashionista lights up the snowy weather with pink lips and blonde curly locks. Light colored lip stain goes a long way—especially in such a neutrally colored season. The pop of color adds to the overall pretty-in-pink embossed outfit. Her makeup is light and subtle—two things that are hard to master. She adds light eyeshadow and blush to incorporate some color.
She lets her naturally curly hair be free and healthy. Instead of adding more heat and damage to your hair, try tampering with the more natural look. Experiment with different hair gels and conditioners that give a flawless look and require no heat. Your hair will thank you later! The blonde curls bounce with each step of her tan heeled booties.
She rocks a pink sweater under her cashmere coat which complements the pink in her lipstick. Jeans are worn for a more casual look for a day of classes. The light tones of her makeup stand out in a room of dark foundations and purple lip-stained faces.
Seasons aren’t dictated to specific colors. Incorporate fun colors into nail polish, lipstick, eyeshadow and blush. Don’t fall into the “dark weather, dark makeup” regimen. Light up a dark room with a hopeful pop of color!
What’s on the BEAUTY BAR: Find the perfect “wash-n-go” shampoo for your hair type. For wavy and curly hair, try this product for all day shine. For lusciously pink stained-lips, try this for all day stain and a variety of fun girly colors. To balance out the color, try this eyeshadow for a variety of necessary neutrals.
